Stuart City Council Approves Police Fleet Replacement and Other Initiatives
The Stuart City Council approved several measures including a police fleet replacement plan, a $2 per hour raise for a public works employee, and a proposal for an ADA-compliant ramp. The Council also discussed police officer recruitment, town cleanup days, and various infrastructure projects. Additional approvals included changes to the West Central Valley High School building, a street improvements project change order, and a shift of the assistant rescue director position to a full-time paramedic role.
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The Stuart City Council approved a police fleet replacement and equipment acquisition plan during its regular session. Other approved measures included a $2 per hour raise for a public works employee with a grade 1 wastewater treatment certification, and a request for an ADA-compliant ramp at 101 Northwest 2nd Street.
The Council discussed police officer recruitment and announced town cleanup days on April 24th and 25th. Additional approvals involved changes to the West Central Valley High School building, a $35,740 change order for the 2026 street improvements project, and moving the assistant rescue director position to a full-time paramedic role.
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